The First Look: Intentional Chaos, Layered Stories
The first thing that caught our eye — and refused to let go — was the lighting. Suspended from the double-height ceiling was a hypnotic installation of swirling fabric skirts, slowly rotating like a garba performance in motion. These oversized forms resembled colourful ghaghras, animated in gentle circles, crafted with detailed textures that made the movement feel alive. This wasn’t just decorative lighting — it was kinetic art. Directly below, a gigantic chandelier took center stage above the main table. Around it, deep-toned sofas with bold upholstery anchored the space, their shapes reflecting the organic flow above. Sculptures of varying sizes punctuated the layout, while layered wall art framed the room. One wall featured a mural of a snake, its curving form adding a deliberate rhythm — part of the overall narrative that guided the design language throughout.

As we moved further into the other areas of the store, we noticed the Tribal Daybed Sofa — low, deep-seated, and upholstered in a rich, textured fabric filled with colourful floral embroidery. It was placed gracefully in front of the staircase, right between two key sections of the store. Its placement made it a natural pause point — a spot from where you could take in the openness of the space and the movement around it.

Continuing through the space, we came across a bold metal-embossed bar counter — centrally placed and impossible to miss — paired with the Wooden Standing Yali wall sculpture (labelled ‘One of One’) that added a sense of sculptural weight to the wall. The outdoor section featured a striking metal horse sculpture, set against an electric blue backdrop that created a vibrant visual contrast. Whether lounging, dining, or stepping into the outdoors, you’re constantly surrounded by colour and crafted detail.